Foundation

The haubrok foundation was established in 2008 and is dedicated to promoting contemporary art. It supports the Haubrok Collection’s exhibition activities as well as cooperations with the artists. Important works of the collection were incorporated into the foundation and some of them handed over to the Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz (Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation) as permanent loans in 2010.

Works within the foundation

Stanley Brouwn
Das Verhältnis zwischen ihrer Körperlänge und der Länge und Breite des Fußbodens, jeder Wand und der Decke dieses Raumes = 1:x, 1:y etc., 2012

Stanley Brouwn
A Sheet of Paper 1 × 1 Arschin (Bulgaria)
1 Arshin = 67 cm, 2005

Stanley Brouwn
A Sheet of Paper 1 × 1 Pikhalebi (Abyssinia)
1 Pikhabeli = 68,6 cm, 2005

Stanley Brouwn
1 foot × 1 foot × 1 step, 1998

Stanley Brouwn
1 m 1:10, 1 step 1:10 on 1 m 1:1, 1977

Stanley Brouwn
1 m (horizontal), 1976

Stanley Brouwn
One step 1:1/3, 1976

Stanley Brouwn
1000 mm, 1974

Stanley Brouwn
864 mm, 1973

Stanley Brouwn
This Way Brouwn, 1962

Stanley Brouwn
This Way Brouwn, 1962

Christoph Büchel
F16, 2003

Tom Burr
Howl, 2004

Martin Creed
Work No. 270: The lights off, 2001

Ólafur Elíasson
Highlighter, 1999

Elmgreen & Dragset
Powerless Structure, Fig. 21 (Queer Bar), 1998

Jeppe Hein
Moving walls, 2001

Paola Pivi
Alicudi 1:1 Projekt, 2001

Tobias Rehberger
Brancusi, 1999

Karin Sander
Mailed Painting 109 (Bonn – Düsseldorf – Berlin – Dresden – Berlin – Nürnberg – Berlin), 2020

Karin Sander
Gebrauchsbild (FAHRBEREITSCHAFT), 2013

Karin Sander
Barbara & Axel Haubrok, 1:7,7…, 2010

Karin Sander
Konstantin Haubrok, 1:7,7…, 2010

Karin Sander
Patina Bild Nr. 68, 2005

Karin Sander
Rauhfaser 80 (Erfurt Prestige/Royal), 1996

Bojan Šarčević
Favorite clothes worn while s/he worked, 1999/2000

Gregor Schneider
Ur1 U14 (Schlafzimmer), 1988/1997

Tino Sehgal
This is Propaganda, 2003

Santiago Sierra
40 m3 of earth from Iberian peninsula, 2013

Andreas Slominski
Hundemassenfang, 2000

Florian Slotawa
Gesamtbesitz, 2002

Simon Starling
By night the Swiss buy cheap-rate electricity from their neighbors which they use to pump water into holding reservoirs. By day they use the stored water to generate hydroelectric power which they then sell back to their neighbors at peak-rate prices (after Christopher Williams / after Jean-Luc Godard), 2005

Simon Starling
Trinidad Tree House (A house constructed using Honduran pine trees planted in 1970 in places of the indigenous tropical vegetation on the hills overlooking Port of Spain, Trinidad), 2001

Simon Starling
Waratah (Artichoke, kogle, zapfen, pomme de pin), 2001